Jimmy Fallon vows to march for gun control with Parkland students at March for Our Lives in D.C.

In his first show back since the horrific mass shooting took place in Florida, Jimmy Fallon opened Monday's show with a pledge to march with the students of Marjory Stoneman Douglas High School next month at March for Our Lives in Washington D.C.

Here's what he said: 

"The Tonight Show" host  said he plans to stand in solidarity with the students and bring his wife and two children to the march "to demand action to prevent gun violence."

He virtue signaled and praised the students for their courage in standing up to gun violence and called the movement a "revolution."

“This is our first full show back since the tragic shooting in Florida, and first of all, I want to say that our hearts go out to the families of the teachers and students that were killed,” he said.

“But our hearts also go out to the students who survived because what they had to live through and what they have to live with is something I can’t even imagine.”

“And I think what the students of Marjory Stoneman Douglas High School are doing is unbelievable. They’re speaking out with more guts, passion, conviction and common sense than most adults. They’re high school students — it’s beyond impressive — that strength that they have is inspiring. They’re angry and they are doing something about it and creating change. This is a real revolution and they have organized a peaceful march on Saturday, March 24, in Washington D.C. to demand action to prevent gun violence.”

"I just want to say I stand behind you guys and I will be marching alongside you with my wife and two children in D.C. to show our support."

On Tuesday's episode of "Pat Gray Unleashed," Pat agonized over the fact that the young victims of the massacre are being used as a political pawn to propel the Democratic agenda.

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